10 questions from PLMGS 2025. Real examination questions for PSLE 2027/2028 preparation.
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From the list of words given, choose the most suitable word for each blank and write its letter in the blank.
Jellyfish can be found in oceans around the world. (1) creatures have bell-shaped bodies and long tentacles that make them fascinating and mysterious. (2) jellyfish do not have a brain, heart or bones, some species can be highly dangerous to humans.
A jellyfish sting happens when (3) tentacles make contact with the skin. These tentacles contain tiny barbs that inject venom which may cause pain, swelling or (4) serious allergic reactions. Box jellyfish, for example, are among the most venomous marine creatures and have been known to cause fatalities (5) extreme cases.
In Singapore, jellyfish sightings and stings are reported more frequently (6) the warmer months. These happen particularly at popular beaches like Sentosa and East Coast Park. Lifeguards stationed (7) these beaches are trained to manage such situations calmly and quickly. (8) a person is stung, it is crucial not to scratch or rub the affected area as this could cause the venom to spread.
Medical experts advise that the sting should be rinsed with vinegar and (9) soaked in warm water to ease the pain. In more urgent cases, emergence medical attention must be sought without delay.
(10) their beauty, jellyfish should be observed from a safe distance. With the right precautions, a trip to the beach can still be safe and enjoyable.